What do governments have to do with this?
This is a discussion on an international Apple related forum about Apple donating money to a worthwhile cause.
As an Apple user and a registered member of this forum I am fully entitled to contribute to the discussion.I didn't say it gave me a right to choose how their profits were spent, (although my bank does exactly that ), but I feel that I am entitled to enter into a debate about those choices.Not strictly true. I can also...

Oh I do. The same is true here in the UK. The winning party rarely gets close to 50%, the current government received only 35% of votes cast (22% of the electorate) in 2005.
I was simply pointing out that 'Democracy' does not necessarily mean 'Majority'

Forgive me if I have this wrong, but I assumed as you said that you were voting in Arizona, you would not also be allowed to do so in California. And you did say that this debate should be restricted to registered Californian voters, did you not?
As I say I am not an expert in the US political process, merely a keen and interested observer, as are many European Socialists.What ridiculous nonsense.
Gay marriage has been allowed in many countries for many years and there...

What's wrong with European Socialism?
Compared with the USA we work fewer hours and have much longer holidays, enjoy free health care for all and have a higher life expectancy, and have lower rates of poverty and murder.
What's not to like?
Despite this you still have the right to say you don't like it, and I will defend your right to do so.